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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-18

NEw ioRk, April l6-Mary Kelly, a
middle.cGed woman, with her face fright.
fully bruised aud blackened, walked into
the Twelfth Precinct Police Station.
Brooklyn, this afternoon, and told Officer
Gillespie shocking story about her hus.
hand, James 7. Kelly. She said that on
"Wednesday night about o'clock he pour.
ed kerosene oil over tho door Of the liousa
where they lived, in Brown street, and set
fire to the building. His little i1ur.vesr.
old daughter attempted to interfere with
him, but he threw her into the building.
lie also attempted to keep Mrs. Kelly and
the child inside, but they managed 10 rel
ont. lila intention, she said, was to Gro.
mate her, the children and the honse.
She scresmed for help, and her mother.
Mira. Sahino Manning, and her brother,
Patrick Manning, came to her aalislance
and put ont tho fire. But her husband
whipped all three, giving his wife fright.
iul beating. Kelly was arrested. lie has
bad record. He wss aent up to tho Is.
lind not long ago for stabbing his wife,
and has served term for burglary,
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NEW York, April lG.-The statement
that General Logan's forthcoming book,
THE. Volunteer Soldier in America :"
which is now i'll the press Of L. S. Peals
4 Co., OF Chicago, will contain lc.te,s
from General Sherman OF comprom:sinr
character, ia denied by The publisher,
The book contains several letters freuI
General Sherman to General Logan re-
garding. the appointment Of General o. o.
Howard to the command OF tho Third
Army Corps after the battle Of Shiloh, Int
all ore OF friendly nature. Tie Ieport
circulated that the Sherman family hss
tried to suppress these lctters is also dc.
MED by Mr. Pesle. The book is likely 10
create controversy, but it will not contain
any docnmen. not Creiitable to Sherman
and TO Logan rs his friend.
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Tho Enormnu- sh"wlug Of tn" Individual
Sufferers by tho Storm.
beginning with Gus Smiths residence,
following are the separate los.ea;
Gus Smith, house twistettand unrooied,
800; l.. ". iiailay, loss on concrete resi-.
Lence and property, ;950; Joa. Winnlow,
roof torn oil, 500, j. II. y. bremen,
houso. outhgildngH and furniture, 81 800;
Howard Blacki0rd, hUGge oCCuprd by
JRmca O'NGslI, damags to furniture, 3l7b:
Henry li"iIing, lU+G ~ hOnHea and prop.
8rty, II ,2OO; John Armstrong, brick house,
orchard and G;HblO, il 00O; Mrs. Dngan,
GOt,NerH, $50; j. II. Ilarriaou. hon4cR,
! 20D; John rerroll, house, SGOO; Frcti
Mickey, hOugN End hnuaehoid effects,
$500; IS. g. Mitchell, doubIr house, or.
cupicd by William ndy;s md a. =. vii.
holm, II .iW, Tenants lUoB, $50; James
Mitchell. hnGah .unrlptUd, Tl0D; Mira.
kabert ntsyRun, d@mSSs 10 teHement
hOrDcH aud hnr own Residences, luwcHt IN.
,imGtu s. ,ibi; Henry Snodgrass, hougs,
ilO0; Mrs. 81. llnuphtOn, furniture, FOO;
4. II. l.. church, sixth htfect, dnmsyc
iGi: A. q. Gam;hriI, hopPn orcrpiad by
j. iirOwn and I.rvi shipnnn, i@n; Minp
Katc Martin, honar, 80; ChmIoa |. lyman
Of Clevnlhnd, honNo broken on Filth
street. $lTj; John MARROW, houac
on Fifth HtrGrt, 800; house oc
cnpir,l by Mr.. frvaull, ilCO; l.. Spuncr
honso and slate rnol damaged Ia
tho amount Of ilOO; Joseph MediIl, roui
denco damaged, $50; Mira. Henry Floto
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SENSATIONAL siATEAlEST,
Alleged Conspiracy Among the Pan Handle
Employees to Cripple the Company,

Alleged Conspiracy Among the Pan Handle
Empluycs t" Cripple the Company.
PlTTaBCGGu, April 16.-Late develop.
ments in the Panhandle robbery CAGE
are OF q somewhat startling nature. 1t is
gradually becoming evident that the
prosecution will find it difficult to make
out cases against g large number OF the
men under arrest, and that suits against
the company for damages will be the re.
suit.
The desperation OF the company to ee.
cure cony!ctirg evidence is svinced in the
TACT that several Of the prisoners have
been promised immunity, and that the
charges against them will be dropped in
consideration OF their giving up iniorms-
tioI necessary to the company in the
prosecution OF other Cases.
Among those who have taken advantage
OF the company's proposition is G. Long
acre, 10 whose capture WAS attached Hpe-
Cial Importance, as riDgleader, and
saainst %h0m tweuty.s9ven charges were
preferred. His bail had been fixed at
800. In consideration Of a confession
inside to-day he wag this evening released
on 81 coo bail. Wm. lgett, I. a. Griilithe
and II. S. Joyce Tese this evening re.
leased on 800 bsil each. Conductor II.
q. BusIey, against whom arc eleven
charges, was arrested at Dennison, O., to-
dag.
y sensational report 10 the effect that
the employees OF the Panhandle, who have
not been arrested, held secret meeting
last night, at which delegates were ap
pointed to decide whether or not strike
should be inaugurated, was this evening
emphaticRlly denied.
the strike, it Was alleged, was to have
bsea for :he purpose OF compelling tht
company to cease making arrests, rsleast
Il number OF the priaolcrv now in contine
mens, who are believed to be innocent
and TO give the balance an immediat,
trial.
The coniiscGted trunks and packages a
tho detective headquarters were cpenet
this evening, and pilverware, together
with drens goods, &c, amounting to sev
eral thoussnd tUlars in value, were dis
closed.
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FIRST sTRrs AFTER THE STORM.
MEASURES FOR RELIEF
i"k"n "tn Ci,i'r".' Meeting gSaiurdny-Co,n.
mlttrcs Appointed,

lnk"n attn Citi,rms' Mcciing Saturdny-C,n.
mltt"c- Appuinl.,I,
Saturday evening largely attended
meeting Of citizens was held at City Hall
for the purpoBo oil arranging some plan Of
relief for tho5o in poor circumstances who
had been reduced by tho rtorm's rsvspcp
10 stato OF dcs,itution and actual want.
The meeting was held under Mayor Kcl.
loT's direction. A committee OF nine was
appointed. Mr.. Goorgn Smith b9inv mndo
chairman, that ia to hc known mn
tho general committee. ln duty IN In
G0liClt and receive contributions and do.
nations Of money, clothing aud hnuae.
hold goode--nnyth thing mud everything Tim,
can bo mRdo use o! in restoring householJa
That have been deprived OF their nil, rhiu
committee will algo RrrangG to hayr can.
trihntiDn bOSeH put MP in Hoynrnl proui-
urnt places. Already tho commit,n, hYs
received ConnldcrRblD pum Of money Ia
10 GHel in relieving thcpc in want. Y.s.
l"r!ay Hllver rattlod into the box plnr,d
In WRlnnt Grove.
Another committee consisting Of five
prominent gentlemen, with Cant. Sam i,
Dean ri tho head, was appointed nnd lrp.
ignRied M tho iriscdist0 cnmmi,,c,. i,
wan charged with tho work 0f looking I'm
c4geB worthy Of mid and tiistrbutinv m"
funds md donations. lls,artp!, iuaincpr.
like. ut onco and wag at work all day ym
lNrdRy. /. waH decided nj tho moeiinu
to keep Lafayette rink open n fsS
days longer, or until every ouo Ia again
under roof. At fra, it wan propoani Ia
clops the rink to-day. Several wore s,ill
finding uhcltcr in tho building ycsler,lny
SONS who had loft It for their dnrnapcJ
homes being driven within ils shulisripp
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

The business portion OF Crescent CITY.
Fla, wss destroyed by fire.
Alexander Il. Lswson, OF Georgia, has
been appointed Minister to Austria.
Ten Thousand people witnessed tho e,n.
cution Of E. S. Blum at CIssrille, Mo.
Twenty.seven buildings in the village Of
Ainsworth, H., were destroyed by fire.
Mrs. B. S. Smoot, q scventeen.yenr.old
bride, suicided with poison at Topeka, kns.
The plauing mills OF the Ashland Lum.
Der Company, ut Ashland, o., were dps-
troyed by fire.
The amount OF the GeiAlcation of Water
Register Michael Mrrphy. Of Hoboken, is
thought to be about S22 900.
The hotel clerk who stole Fanny Davsn.
ports diamonds has been sentenced 10
five yearS' imprsohment at Memphis.
Tho carpenters strike in Chicago is oil,
and tho men arc returning 10 work "A;
thirty-iive centsan hour, and eight hours.
Il is stated that the entire surplus whea.
crop OF California has been cornered nv
tho Nevada Bank aud John ". hlscssy.
The Interstate Commerce Commits.
"'''4' :" 'S'A'A HN '0'hl NJ StlllhNIS NatutlAy.
on the long and short haul feature oilE.
law. - ''-'
lin Bates, notorious despera,o anil
escaped convict, was shot and killed Inv
officers in the moun,ains near Chs,ta.
noOgR.
The Louisiana Lottery peoplo are twin,
to get y thirty years monopoly in HaI;tny'
Nova Scotin, the Louisiana charter being
about 10 expire.
Clark II. Thomu9 is under a,rcs, IN
De,roit, chargGL with n,t.mr.inu -;o-r-,.
euro nc murder Of Charles Davis, for
S2,0o0 life insurance.
The crew Of tho German steamer Il, ,ia.
lea, burned nj SEA Fehruary l3, reysntern
days 0u: from San Francisco, 10 Tahiti
have arrived At San Francisco.
| II hae been discovered tha. several hun.
dred thnnHanG dO!lars in ppurions Virgins
bondH, kroTn M "RiidleherrCr Thrrrs +"
are on eale in Northern ciiics.
Herbert !lancG, OstudCntu N, Delaware, q j.,
College, became ineNne from oversu,,v,
burned hin iather's barn, near Bellhronk
o., and was sent 10 the Dayton Asylum.
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Will ltuslst Eviction,

PlrrsBURdu, Pa, April 1.-THE strike
Of the employees Of the Natrona, Pa, salt
works ia growing interesting. The Btrik.
ers have been notified to vacato the com.
pany's houses tomorrow, and several
prominent labor leaders have gone up
from this city TO be on the ground.
1t is said the men will resist eviction on
the ground that no man can be turned
out Of his home at less than thirty days
notice. II the removals are enforced,
trouble is predicted. Between 400 and 500
men are out on q strike now in tho place
and the firm still remains determined not
10 accede the increase demanded. A large
number Of deputy sheritis and special
police have been ordered to the scene,
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LoulsviLLR, KY, April l7.-ilary Gal.
lngher, m aged Irish woman, committed
auicidc thia afternoon by hanging hcrscl
on ono Of The ham o! ssll No. 4. Mt Tho
Clay street police ,'.,on in this citv
whero eho was conhed. Thu womn,
had been arrested early in tho morn;r,
for drunkenness, having bn"n found lyin,
Ingensiblo IN the gutter. When digccyrr
I'd shc was hanging by n ropu shu I'm,
np-On together. -o
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| PROMINENT MAN DISAPPEARS,
Death Of Judge Cartier, OF wn,htnr,ou,
After n Long md Distinguished Cnr..r.

Death OF Juuge Cartier, OF Washington
After Long and Distinguished Career,
WARRINGTON, April l6.-Chiei Justice
David X. Cartier, Of the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, died ut his
room In this city at 10 o'clock this even.
inS' In the 10Th year Of hia age. He had
been in ill.health for some months. but
his condition was not considered at all
alarming until last Wednesday, when A
severe cold which he had contracted de.
veloped elymptoms sufficiently alarming
to excite iears oi fatal termination, His
condition remained much tho same, he
retaining perfect consciousness until late
this afternoon, when he sank into a semi.
unconscious, and later into wholly nm.
conscious condition, from which he rallied
only. at intervals up to the timo OF b;a
death; The immediate cause Of death ia
30 little understood that an autopsy has
been decided upon. 1t Is, however, the
opinion ot come OF his friends that tho
remote cause, at least, Of his death was
cancer Of the stomach. According 10 Ills
expressed wish, his body will be buried
at Cleveland. " "'
Judge Cartier was born In JefIerson
county, n. Y, June 22, 1872, and when a
mere boy was apbfenticed to tho printing
trade in Rochester under Thurlow Weed
This, however, he soon gave up to attend
school. Later he entered q law office In
Rocheater, was admitted 10 the bar In
lS322, and in 1896 he removed TO Akron.
D. In lS4S lie was elected to Congress
and served two terms, aitor which he
opened law office in Cleveland. lie was
a member Of the National Republican CON.
vention at Chicago in 1860, and was ono
Of three men in the Ohio delegation who
turned their vct;g rom Chase and insured
the nomination OF Mr.. Lincoln,
He was Minister to Bolivia by Mr., Lin.
coins appointment, and on returning TO
this country in December, 1862, was M.
pointed Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of the District, much to his sur.
prise. He accepted the cllice in 1868, and
from that time TO the present devoted
himself exclusively to the duties Of his
position.
Asa vigorous dispenser Of Justice and
sound legal decisions, his judicial career
is well known. Judge Carter had oil Ssys
been regarded as man Of great business
ability, and it is estimated that he leaves
an estate worth 100000.
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Will Go 1t On Their Own Hook,

NEW York, April l7.-About 800 shoe.
makers OF shops OF New York and vicin.
ity met here to-day and organized on open
union under the title "Mannfscturinp
shoemakers' Benevolent and Protective
Union No. l."
This is the result Of quarrel Of Frank
Campbell, of local assembly No. 1878 oi
Tarrytown, foreman OF Hanan's shoe fac.
tory, Centre street this city, with Master
Workman Quinn. OF diatrict assembly No.
40, OF this city. This action will undoubt.
edly be followed by the withdrawal Of
about 5000 manufacturing shoemakers
from the knights OF Labor,
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ST. LOUIS, April ia convention
composed Of delegates from all the trades
unions in this city, including the knights
OF Labor, wss held at central Turner hall
this afternoon. The business consisted
chiefly in completing arrangements 70,
the grand parade Of workingmen to take
place May |, in commemorstion OF the es-
tablishment Of eight hours as days ID
Dor. 1t 10 intended to make tho parade
the grandest thing OF the kind that has
ever taken place here. A resolution was
adopted that none but American flags
should have place in the procession,
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Is this region We haven't thought OF cy-
clone insurance, and so the wreck repre-
sents so much dead loss to the sufferers.
St. Clairsvil!e and Martins Ferry both
need help and ought to have it. Wheel
ing is near aeighbor to both and will, Of
course, he glad to do what she can, not
forgetting how tho helping hand was
reached out to her when the flood had
sYep. over her,
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I'cnitcntlary Revolt.

RALEIGH, N. O., April l6.-Au emsutt
occurred in the State Penitcniiary here
about 8 o'clock this evening. 1t began by
tho insubordination Of one prisoner, who
drew knife and refused to obey orders
lie was knocked down by the guards and
taken to the hospital.
Most Of the convicts than refused 10 20
into their cells. The city police force and
the Governors Guard went to the aid oil
the pententiary authorities. At 0 O'Clock
the disturbance had not been quelled
Some thirty or forty ConviCts still remain
in the corridors. The management is firm
and wise, however, AMI will doubtless Sc.
cure order without loss Of lie.
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tyo houses slOO. l. n paJoltord fr,ni.
ture and honseSold effsc,s "s1,cT sinn. WiIliam i
@ Ha0ra .u hn.a nUuseiiSM sSoe eaeGts' SVoi William
wrecssa % sa5N. NJ tSooi ,.,,.,oy, 3D. E,niey, nouse
81 IHo. Houyo 49, I,s. snn,,. rMIpaiacki erocsty'
ssoo. LAIN narsOh hn,o uouo,e ,e, neus ssnn
Mira V,rte,o r,n,tnsa nJtSe '"ss'e s,eH, ~ ~
Kesrns fp,nitr,a s7s. NJ 'nsT nv ana. mrs,
totaIlv ruinod snd ~, ,,,.nis is. .ouay, mouse
81 0Ni. PsnIl,s homaa ~ ,S tha n,ha a".SsEu, Ss,,
iost loaa e. I0n. ISe Isnna vm W. M;, Se, Wholly
hnnaa T1a JamanaS SS .Ssnl aes I u'aEeii ioGi anu
and fnrnitmrs S6. Gho,ioa von rSIyf, nrh,, houso
Tn;naJ soHa. T,o, Toia,n,;nn Vaies p pu.S'e, LOUISE
atnre and two hoMsas GO NO, Mn' Nal Eto.eiy
Koly damauo % ~ honss sv .m;,n S ians,s si.a
Mira Mvara two houso, o "nu and ~ r.u,esiov .ntnl
disbes Sa%sSs5 @ nS'es 81 eea. anu ,h ,h,'aLe anu
auvbev. Jamsoe ~ h hSuso 'S sino. o0uh foS"nh
Ws,eIs bomss Sa naval % an snof o "a SSsep,, sonn,
A + binsmo,a ua hHuaa anT i,an' luui ou' so, sSU0,
damaps~ ~ tn horoa n'use Srd d1"inIssu' aniss' s9oyi
RaLars syoo, ,ouGe nnu hai9on oi ..
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OTTAWA, OSr., April 1.-THE Canadian
governments expedition to thos,Yukor
country leaves here on Wednesday. l!
will consist OF Mr.. Dawson, assis!an! li
rector Canadian geological service, two
subordinate members Of the puryey stat,
and Dominion land Surveyor Ogliyee.
The chief object Of the expedition is to
locate and make preliminary survey OF
the gold ilelds.in Northern British Coium.
bin.
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STEuBsSvlLLE, April 16.-The jury in
the Householder murder case was charged
at II o'clock last night, and q. midnight
retired for deliberation. Alter rsmsinipy
out ali night they came in this morning
with verdict OF mauslaughter. The YER
diet fell like thunderbolt on tho people.
1t was confidently expected tina. the &C.
cused would be convicted OF murder in
the first degree, as tho proof against him
was overwhelming, but tho jury c!niln
they could not convict on that degree on
circamstsntial evidence. The verdict ia
tho sole topic OF discussion to.dsy. The
punishment is irom to 20 years,
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night to take measures to organize tn.
work Of relief.
Mayor Davies on Saturday sent gu. the
following address: "
TO Mayors Of Wheeling, Cincinnati, Ciere
land, Columbus, Toledo, Dayton, Spring.
field, Zanesrilie and Piti,burgh, and ol,erl
generally:
Our villagehas been visited by a terrific
cyclone. A large number OF worthy peo.
pie have suffered loss Of property who arc
unable to make repairs. The people Of
the village who would be able TO render
assistance have large losses OF their own
to meet. Aid Ia needed, and any contri.
buttons sent to the undersigned will be
placed In the handB OF committee an.
pointed to sec that they are used to assist
those unable to help themselveB.
DAVID NJ. DAVIES,
Mayor Of 81. Ciairsrille,
All day yesterday wagons were engaged
hauling roofing material to St. Clairsyille
from this town.
The cyclone WAS scarcely over when the
town was placarded with advertisements
ot Wheeling iron rooing firm and the
General Agent here OF tho United States
Mutual Accident Association. at is an
Ill wind that blowB nobody good"
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SEw YoEY, April ia letter from Mr.
GlAG-t2ne Yss received in Brooklyn yes
teriay, IN which the ex.Premie. passes Q
h!ga eu.9Gy on Mr.. Beechc:. The lettel
will n9. a. made public until it appcsrs in
th" m"n.r'.I; nos being prepared lGr Ill
Ee-rtlrr ,mily snd his friends. The lot
Ter Il mr7, rJnlna in tone, oil Considera'
h" ..Hs.n, an'i in It the great statesmen
t..sra urc4.i0m 10 cxpresa his qualification
=, tie .f!an.r paid him in Mr.. Beecher't
ar'.r." pgD4ned in American nc%sDapert
E1ma i..Ic rg5, which he had read.
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Si1vx CRY. IA, April 1.-THE jury in
the case of John ArrnEdorf, charged with
the murder Of Eev. George G. Haddock
disagreed Ind we're finally discharged at
!:jO a, N, to-day. The jury stood eleven
Tor a,qa.:!a! and ons Tor conviction.
Dennis Gonneiiy was the juryman who
stood Ou. 10; conviction and when the
jury wag ariGro Couf: he said that his
iudXnrnI waa lnaI. The court there.
np,n disc. age! ihe jury from further
Byrvi,n.
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NKw York, April 1.-THE condemned
Chicago Anarchists again took up u con.
siderable portion OF the tims of the Cen.
trail Labor Union St it's meeting to-day
The Federation oi German Societies
trades unions presented lone
appeal asking for the ap.
polntment OF a committee to rnise funds
for "our brothers in Chicago, the vic.ims
Of the shsmeful proceedings in court
The subject was referred te the Trade
Districts. The Custom Tailo.s' Union
contributed 500 for the Anarchists.
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S&S h.ro%Io, Ten, April lO.-The
l9cal D'ou4a! GJmmt,cp iagued. IN adj
d,ceq 4. . eYrning annongc,ng that they
ha!5alr.Yci rtrrJnana 10 irqnir:cn from
d,.lerca. agHclr, aud learned that there
wer- fl.i thousand idmlien in destitute
Eirrla, 'aar"F.
CHa 81 grn called upou 10 FnbErribc
roru"y und iruyi.luts. Rcpnftd from
S1mrr.r and S;GGkdniG are 10 thn effect
Ina, ygml f9niIira Rfn leaving III,
dr1u!r.s.'icyeH district e.Ch day.
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NTVHHT'H"T NIHU"HH VONFs0 NFpr0NtH.
LONDON, April IA diepa,ch TO Reu.
ter's Telegraph Company from Rome
sayH; "The Pope approves tho courBo OF
Cardinal Gibbons and encouraged him in
hiG action with reference 10 tho Knights
Of Labor. Cardinal Gibhons has secured
tho adherence OF Cardinal Manning Gn,,
will appeal to other Bishops Ter pupport." "
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ATLANTA, Ga, April lI.--R. II. Knapp,
r prominent real estate broker and polili.
CHM, it is now well estahIialIpd, has fled
tho country, having victimizrd n lsrgc
number Of persona out ol Sums aggragniius
S25.00O. lie came hoTc from Canada in
lSSii, and 1t is nnppolud haa returned to
thBt country,
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&a1,raEg, Hicm, April IG.--Careful
and mrn,sta figures on tho orc output Of
tho Haqrr!le mineral range for 1887
ph9v.lNr f9i.n~ins astounding figures:
SegrG miLrg L"ar llhpHtning, .OHj .OW
trne, rig'i ralnrr nrar Nupaunee, 30 600
tpuU, Hrrnun scattering miner, S5 .M
tons, rata, output, 2.l5j.W ioGr. Iha
tot", 10, 'h" -ntrH poninsula will probably
bs over i,pDUO tong.
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Mn. llESRY II. PEspLRToN leaves to-day
for Washington, en- route to assume the
duties Of hh conGulship at Southampton,
England. Mr.. POndleton is one OF Wheel.
ing's brightest young men, aud his friends
will expect TO hear good accounts OF him,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-18

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April l7.-rAt MHlo,
ney, agod bd, employed at tho round house
Of tho Ksnsaa City railroad in West Mem.
phia, was huruOl to death oHrly thif
by thu obstruction Of boarding.
houas in which ho was alecping. Thirty
other minutes made their cacnpe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-18

Tns annual concert Of the Opera lIouse
orchestra ia always notable musical
event. To-night's entertainment promises
to be the best OF an excellent series. The
organization reflects credit on Wheeling
and deserves handsome mark OF recog.
uitinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-18

THE State Senate will not make a mis-.
take TO givo Col. Peck chance to fill out
his term as Superintendent OF tho peni.
tentisry. The institution bears testimony
Of bic good work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-18

l.oSpo., April 1.-THE Liberal Associa.
tion Of Birmingham nt n meeting yestor-
day rcinctod all UnicniNt propusas md
after stormy scene aud futio cnGoavora
to adjourn pnsacd resolution protesting
against the coercion bill. The TCBolu.ion
wis ndortUd BY larrn majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-18

PIrrsnvHon nnd Allegheny closed their
doors on the distinguished Dostonian, Col.
John l.. Sullivan, but Wheeling inn't that
kind Of y town-isit?